Marilyn Acrylic Chairs and Benches
This week someone pinned a chair that looks like it’s made of glass. There was no link and no name, so I had to look for it.
It is the Marilyn Acrylic Arm Chair. I found it on the Global Views website.
Italian molded clear acrylic was inspired by our best selling Marilyn chairs. This version features a rich juxtaposition of a tufted mohair cushion with traditional silhouette in clear acrylic.
https://www.globalviews.com/grouped-marilyn-acrylic-arm-chair-pewter-grey-3981
I’ve loved the Louis Ghost Chair by Philippe Starck for Kartell since it came out in 2002. The Louis Ghost Chair comes in a lot of different colors of acrylic.
Marilyn Acrylic Arm Chairs
The Marilyn Acrylic Arm Chair comes in “6 saturated colors.” By this they mean the seats.
The acrylic stays clear, but the seat is available in Admiral Blue, Black, Brown Sugar, Emerald Green, Sultana Lavender, Red Pepper or Pewter Grey. Which I count to be seven, but perhaps black doesn’t count as a color?
The seat is available in Admiral Blue, Black, Brown Sugar, Emerald Green, Sultana Lavender, Red Pepper or Pewter Grey.
The pewter grey color is the best-selling.
What color is Sultana Lavender?
Sultana Lavender shows very differently on different items on the website and in the catalog.
The Marilyn Acrylic Arm Chairs measure 20” wide x 37.75” high, with a depth of 23.5”. The seat is 17.25” from the floor and the arm is 28” from the floor.
Marilyn Acrylic Side Chairs
They also have side chairs, without the arms and 4-leg and 6-leg benches.
Marilyn Acrylic Side Chairs measure 20” wide x 19.25” high, with a depth of 23.5”. The seat is 17.25” from the floor. All dimensions are identical to the armchairs, except no arms.
Marilyn Acrylic Benches
The benches are available in two sizes, 27.5” long and 60” long.
The Marilyn Acrylic Benches measure 27.5” long, 18.5” wide x 19.25” high.
The six-leg bench is double the length, ideal for the end of a bed.
The Marilyn 6-Leg Acrylic Benches measure 60” long, 18.5” wide x 19.25” high.
These traditional re-imaginings would work in so many rooms!
